The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-03

thoir rightn and immunitles undcr exist
INK asipulations with Germany aud Eng.
land, the court hold that no such ques'
tlon having been presented to the court
below; nor any treaties having been cited
IN the court In snbatsutiation OF this
claim, and aa the court had not bsen able
to find any such treaties, It therefore fol
lowed that II conld take no cognizance o.
them, as 1t was a queation outside Of the
record Of tho case. Chief Justico Waite
closed by saying: ave are therefore OF
opinion that no federal queaton has baen
presented, warranting interference by this
court, and therefore we deny the writ"
THE NEWS IN CHICAGO.
How It was Rccs,ved by tho Prisoners and
Court Officials.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Tne frat newa OF the
dccialon Of tho Supreme Court In the case
Of the Anarchists was taken to tho county
jail by an Associated pross reporter few
minutes after 1t had been received from
Washington. Jsilor Folsom was seated in
bis office, tipped back in his chair and
about to light a cigar. When the re.
porter told him the news ho deliberately
struck q match, lit his cigar and said
"Well, 1t is just what weexpected." There
we're no visltors at the j,il to day and al
tho prisoners vera In their calls when the
news arrived. a note was sent to Spies
telling him that tho writ had bsen denied
and asking II he had any statement tc
maize In regard to the matter. Spies wat
sitting In his cell busily engaged with
some manuscript. Sc read the note. and
returned 1t with short, II hays nothing
to Bay." None OF the ether men would
ssy anything either. Everything 10 per.
fectly quiet 10 and around the jail, and in
fact oil over the whole city. The henial
Of the writ EGs what weB universally
expected hefs.
Tho police have all thought tlst the
Court would not interfere and ths general
impression among them ID that the sen'
tence will be carried into effect Noveu.
ber IL.
"lt they are to bo hung at all," said
Lieutenant Fitzpatrick, "they should die
on that day. The suspense Of reprieve
by Governor O2lesby would haze a bad
etoct and wonld not only to great extent
lessen the moral example. but would on.
tail additional suspense on the p7isoaers.P
"That's &c" said another polico official,
There is no desire on the part OF the OF,
| iiceis who have eu1ered from the tnfoT.
ing OF the bomb to torture the murierers.
They only wish 10 see the law carried
out"
Capt. Buckley compressed his lips when
the neTu rsaehed him at tho armory.
| So" he said. "lhe sEp1ema Court has
upheld the righteous vo:dot and lnst de1i.
aion Of the State Supreme Conrt. 1t is
retribution for the murder OF the oiticers
whose wives sre Iow widows and whoa
children are now orphans. l trust and bc.
lievs the Governor will not interfere"
pREcAuTIoSg IT THE JAIL.
Without cny previous intimstion rule
iriEidly debarring riaitors from the jail
vas quickly put is.tc .Orce; and no one
was allowed to enter the building during
| tho afternoon, except officers, reporters
snd relatives OF the Anarchists. Az soon
! ss the MeSd IRON Washington had gen.
orally circulated through tho city, there
whs rlsa ui miscellaneous people to css
the condemned zen before 1t waa too late.
| They entered the Sheriff g office IN dfoves,
but the latch string had been withdrawn.
Long and loud vera tho expoastulaiions,
ou. the burly deputy who guarded the
way 10 the jsil yard was ss obdurate rs tho
prison walls. Friends Ct the doomed men
bearing baskets Of de!c6cles Tor ,hcn beg.
get adn!tt8IGs. The jsiutios wero passed
in, but oniy fristionp gaiped entrance.
| Sheriff Ma,soE saitE ~ don't want to
make any iuSs Hbout 1t, but the Waits Q;
other Aaarchists have got to otop. Hence
forth the doomed men will not be allowed
to hsye any mere reception hours. Per-
aoua!iy would Ike to grant them all the
iavors could, E1t don't t!;ink 1t would
be wiae TO do 60. 1t may aeen foolish
aud perhaps ia foolish, but | don't.want
these men to choa. tho ssllows by killing
themselves. Their irienda might give
them daggers or poiHon, and although I
know thst il they ahculd want to kill
themselves We would be poweyless to pro-
vent. B.iil shonldn't like to have i,uaid
that il had attended to ny duty, the
suicides might have been prevented"
The fret OF these to arrive was Mrs.
Eoge!. Tnsre was sort Of p scared t1.
preston on her poor, worn face, and she
moved ebout
IN 4 SERIOUS MANNER,
as though ahe could scarcely reali.s tina,
the last slender thread Of hope had bro.
ken. She brought a basket Of tootheome
adibles Tor her husband, end Jailer Fo!uom
took chair from tho Office aud carried it
out to the cage and PLACED II Tor her near
| the barr.
LinIg's aunt and young lady cousin,
and one Of bis lair admirers came next.
They were oil downcast, with traces oi
| tears on their cheeka; bu! they had not
been talking to tho reckless bomb.maker
five minutes before they were all laughing,
and their mirth sounded atrsngely in con.
Grnous with tho feelings Of most OF those
present.
Frank Bie!efsldt, o. the Arbeitcr Zeiiung,
accompanied by reporter OF tho same
paper, camo ntx!. Shortly afteryGrd
Spies two hrothera, Chris and Ferdinand.
wa'a cdpitted, and they were followed
by their np,nef, wEo aeemsd to feel her
IolroY deeply.
M.a. Parsons and her two little children
camc, and with them lady who 10 inter.
nsled in tho work OF the Amnesty Asso.
citation. i'vpry ono OF the prisoners had
the resemblance, q: legst, OF positively cheer.
tIl spirits.
Mr.. BieleIeldt, after leaving the fall,
sRid: ut ID nsolesp to n9k these men 10
Sign the pstition 20 tho Governor for their
lives. have JUG. been talking to them
and they lnngll at the idea"
A aigniicant Incident OF tho day had liz
Hcsns G. to police headquarters. Tho
moment after tho decinioa vR9 received
all tho detuciyss In the building dsap.
peared with Hnrpriaing auddunness. As
to what diosricta or plAces they were IA.
sISao!! their supeTors were .committsl
when aSken.
1t Ia kpowp, however, that ior come
days the men have had scaled ingtrICtiona
to sCt as aoou NJ tho doc;Alon wac received.
we will no: 10 caught Mapping" Was all
tho officials could E"y. tesides tho regu'